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  • More than 1,400 Italian companies invest in Mexico
  • Mexico’s investment in Latin America adds to US$81.4 billion
  • Interjet will add 10 new airplanes to their fleet
  • Ruiz de Teresa announces US$4.296 billion investment in ports
  • US$200 million wanted in aeronautic investment
  • Nissan starts producing Note model
  • IEnova will invest US$1.5 billion
  • Naval industry reactivation may generate 68,000 jobs
  • Rolls Royce may design Pemex ships
  • Volvo invests to increase its share of the market in Mexico
  • Automotive industry, important for our country: ProMexico
  • 60 companies from the automotive sector will establish at Bajio
  • Queretaro will have a brand new logistics platform and it has potential for 4 more
  • Companies attract suppliers
  • Incentives evened up to attract FDI
  • Mexico will be among Top 10 Cellphone Exporters
  • Vitro turns kiln in Queretaro on
  • Audi provides impulse to education in the automotive field
  • Japanese companies speed out Automotive Sector
  • AC aims to profitable investment
  • The outlook for Mexico is positive: Meade

    Mexico City.- The outlook for Mexico is more positive, product of the combination of an improvement in the foreign arena, a more favorable situation in the domestic terrain and good figures in the industrial field, the Minister of the Treasury, Jose Antonio Meade, assured. “The environment has moved in a way that risks are we should rather post growth a little better than forecasted and not having a worse than expected growth”, he pointed-out. Interviewed after participating in the Council of the Americas, Mr. Meade said that the 3.5% growth forecast is more favorable. “But we consider that the domestic and foreign environments have shown signs of improvement”, he said. Minister Meade pointed-out that information on industrial production, above the market’s consensus, points towards an economy with more balanced growth, going in the right path.
    Source: Excelsior | Date: 16/03/2012